[Press Release by Washington Department of Health] As the weather gets warmer, more people are heading out to enjoy our state’s many parks and hiking trails. Remember to be on the lookout for those tiny parasites that may be trying to go along for the ride. Tick season is in full swing in western Washington, […]
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By Elisanne McCutchen, Springdale resident Mary Walker School District Levy During the month of April, area residents will be able to vote again on the Mary Walker School District Levy. This levy, which is for $1.50/$1000 of assessed value, covers those staff and programs not funded by the State of Washington. It replaces the four
To guarantee that this year’s spring cleaning is a success, target these four often-neglected areas of your home. Refrigerator. Remove everything from the fridge and throw out anything that’s past its expiration date. Take out shelves and drawers, scrub them using warm, soapy water and then replace them. Don’t use bleach or other strong cleaning
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When spring arrives, it’s important to inspect the exterior of your home to make sure it hasn’t been damaged over the winter. Here are five key things you should check. The roof. A visual inspection from the ground or a window will indicate if immediate repairs are needed. In particular, look out for curled, wavy
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[Washington State Department of Commerce March 23, 2021 News Release] Newest grant round focuses on brick-and-mortar businesses most directly impacted by COVID-19 public health measures The Washington State Department of Commerce will open applications for Working Washington Grants: Round 4 on March 29. Business owners can find information about the program and a link to
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